How does the burning of fossil fuel affect the carbon cycle? A. The more fossil fuels are burned, the less carbon dioxide enters the atmosphere, less than can be absorbed by plants or the ocean.

B. The more fossil fuels that are burned, the more carbon dioxide enters the atmosphere, more than can theoretically be absorbed by plants or the ocean.

C. The less fossil fuels are burned, the more carbon dioxide enters the atmosphere, more than can be absorbed by plants or the ocean.

D. The more fossil fuels are burned, the more oxygen enters the atmosphere, more than can be absorbed by plants or the ocean.